Intermediate

# Description Indicator Target

Outcome
Outcome 1 Children (in particular Description of
victims and those at risk ways in which
of SEC) are able to children feel
access specialised protected
(SRHR) services that against SEC
protect them, help
them rehabilitate,
reintegrate and reduce
their vulnerability to
SEC in the context of
Covid-19
Outcome 1.1 Boys and girls 2 (over-all)
(victims and
those at risk) are
rescued from SEC
Activity 1.1.1 Facilitation of 2
rescued cases
1.1.2 Humanitarian Resilience 0
Package (Covid-19
Security protocol,
hygiene kits and others)
1.1.3 Self-Discovery and 0
Actualization Sessions
(SDAS) for New
Beneficiaries
Outcome 1.2 Boys and girls 24 (over-all)
know where to
find and how to
access specialised
services
Activity 1.2.1 Support for Life and 6
Career Plans
1.2.2 Psychosocial Assistance 10
to Children - Home Visit
1.2.3 4
Documentation and
Pleadings

1.2.4 Hearings 4
Outcome 1.3 Boys and girls 10 (over-all)
have access to
continued
learning and skills
development
Activity 1.3.1 0
 Reflection Sessions and
Life sharing Sessions

1.3.2 10
Study Sessions and
Child Dialogue (Child's
right, Child protection
laws, Identifying Red
flags, How to to report
CSEC, OSEC cases,
STI-HIV Aids, Covid-19
resilience, Harm
reduction)

1.3.3 Tracer Study 0

Outcome 2 Children and
youth are able to
advocate for
continued SEC
prevention and
response in the
context of Covid-
19
Output 2.1 Children and 0 (over-all)
youth know about
SEC and their
rights (child rights
and SRHR)
2.1.1 Guided Group 0
Interaction
2.1.2 Awareness Raising 0
(Contact Building,
Community Visit,
Tracing of Contacts)
2.1.3 0
Mentoring Session (per
area meeting and
monitoring)

Output 2.2 Children and 20(over-all)

youth have
knowledge and
skills to advocate
for children
2.2.1 Webinar Sessions on 0
Identifying Red Flags
and How to Report
Cases
2.2.2 Webinar Psychological 0
First Aid Session
2.2.3 Webinar Session on 20
 Raising CSEC issues
among Peers
2.2.4 0
Session on Raising
CSEC issues among
Peers (face-2-face)

2.2.5 Session on SOGIE 0

(Face-2-Face)
2.2.6 CRA Training on CSEC 0
and reporting
Output 2.3 Children and 80 (over-all)
youth act as
agents of change
for continued
SEC prevention
and response
2.3.1 Workshop on Child 80
Rights Advocacy and
COVID-19 resiliency
(Capability Building,
Lobby, and Advocacy)
2.3.2 0
Youth Advocacy
Workshop and
Participation Training

Outcome 3 Parents,
caregivers, and
community
leaders are
strengthened to
provide a
protective shield
around children
against SEC, in
the context of
Covid-19
Output 3.1 Community 179 (over-all)
members have
increased
knowledge on
SEC and
protection during
Covid-19,
including their
gender
dimensions
3.1.1 Family Development 0
Work/Alternative Care
for Children without
Parents
3.1.2 Webinar on Positive 20
Parenting
 3.1.3 0
Webinar Session on
Family Life Planning
after COVID-19

3.1.4 Community Capacity 20

Building through Contact
Building, Representation
and MOA signing in
BCPC (including BCPC
Representation,
Networking Meeting,
and Activities)
3.1.5 0
Webinar on
Psychological First Aid

3.1.6 Webinar Session on 0

SOGIE
3.1.7 Session on SOGIE and 80
Safeguarding Children
Against Online Harm
(Face-2-Face and
Online)
3.1.8 Forum on Pressing SEC 50
Issues during the
Quarter
3.1.9 Right to Protection 1
Campaign Through
online and offline
education
3.1.10 Campaign for 5
Community based
alternative Care
3.1.11 Development of IEC 3
materials
Output 3.2 Community 3(over-all)
based child and
family protection
mechanisms
(CBCPMs) and
committees
strengthened to
effectively
prevent and
support the
response to SEC
3.2.1 20
Monitoring and
assessment of referral
and reporting
mechanisms
 3.2.2 Workshop on the Child 80
Protection and
establishment of the
Child Protection Task
Force
3.2.3 Establishment of Child 20
Protection Task Force
3.2.4 80
Community Based on
Child resiliency Training

3.2.5 80
Forum on Child
Protection, referral
pathway for Covid 19
(Community Awareness
Raising and Networking)

3.2.6 1
CWG Quarterly
Meetings

3.2.7 Investigation and Data 1

Gathering for Case
Build-Up
3.2.8 0
Formation and
Strengthening of
BHERT/BCPC/village
leaders as community
watch groups and
responders

Output 3.3 Action plans and 0 (over-all)

protocols for
community child
protection are
developed and
implemented
3.3.1 Family Case Conference 0
Outcome 4 Actors in the
Child Protection
System are
strengthened in
multi-stakeholder
settings to
prevent and
advocate for
SEC, in the
context of Covid-
19
Outpu 4.1 Increased 8 (over-all)
coordination and
 collaboration
between CPS
actors
4.1.1 5
Regular CRPU Meeting

4.1.2 Formation and 0

Strengthening of
BHERT/BCPC/Village
leaders as community
watch group and
responder
4.1.3 Conduct of 2 local 1
special events
4.1.4 Dialogue with Judiciary, 0
PNP, Social Workers,
LGUs, Pink Room, and
Community
4.1.5 Coordination Meetings 0
with Law Enforcement
Agencies (Investigation)
4.1.6 Participation in 2
Network/Inter-Agency
Council Meetings
(IACAT, RCWC,
RCACL, LCATS, etc)
Output 4.2 Private sector 1 (over-all)
actors work
towards
eliminating SEC
from their value
chain
4.2.1 Consultation/Conference 1
with Private Sector on
Dealing with Child
Protection Issues
Outcome 5
Intergovernmental
bodies at regional
and international
level,
governments and
the private sector
prioritize SEC
within the wider
child protection
agenda in
building back
better during and
in the aftermath of
the Covid-19
pandemic

Output 5.1 Intergovernmental 3 (over-all)

bodies and
 governments
commit and take
steps towards
harmonisation of
laws and policies
as a result of
evidence-based
advocacy
5.1.1 Attendance in Public 1
Hearings Related to
Child Protection
Ordinances advocated
5.1.2 1
IEC Materials

5.1.3 Media Events (Media 1

Guesting and Press
Conference)
Output 5.2 CSOs are 3 (over-all)
strengthened and
equipped to carry
out evidence-
based
international L&A
efforts
5.2.1 Consultation/Conference 0
for CSOs on Lobbying
for Child Protection
(Webinar Session on
Safe Use of Online
Technologies)
5.2.2 Monthly Meeting with 2
Implementers
(Consortium)
5.2.3 Pre-Outcome Harvesting 1